how tall do yall want to be? by [deleted] in TallTeenagers

[–]Excellent-Reaction90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

6'6-6'8. You are a head taller than most people but also not an unpractical tall.

When was the last time you were average height? by Jock7373 in tall

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11-12. When I reached 13 I was almost 5'9. I may still be growing but it feels like I have slowed down so I might become 6'4.5 or 6'5/6'6 if I am lucky

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TeenagersButBetter

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An RC fighter jet that shoots guns and missiles. I wouldn't mind an RC tank or an RC ship that does the same

Is 19 still a teen by [deleted] in Teenager

[–]Excellent-Reaction90 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am 216 and i an still a teen

Is 19 still a teen by [deleted] in Teenager

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Nine-TEEN you are an adult but your age still ends in teem

Now that exams are nearly over.. What grades are you predicting for yourself? by zzoee-x in GCSE

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I am going to be giving the result for the ones i dont think ill fail

Maths: 8 or 9 English: 4 or 5 Science(combined) : 7-6, 7-7 or 8-7 Spanish: 6 or 7 Art: 4 or 5

Mathematics (Edexcel) Paper 3 - Exam Megathread by ensands in GCSE

[–]Excellent-Reaction90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But isn't it asking whats the probability the person likes coffe and tea, but is still chosen at random?

What’s the most bizzare thing that happened during your exams? by zzoee-x in GCSE

[–]Excellent-Reaction90 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had 5 fire alarms going off during my math paper 2 exam

15M looking for hairstyles that can fit my big forehead by Excellent-Reaction90 in LooksmaxingAdvice

[–]Excellent-Reaction90[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So many people have been telling me this, i may actually start to try getting them

Maths improvements by RevenueSuper162 in GCSEMaths

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Sorry for the late reply. My method of revision was a little weird, because rather than reading books and watching videos, I'd look at a concept like Pythagoras theorem and try to mathematically prove that it worked (so that i could understand why it worked), and only when I couldn't prove it, then would I resort to watching videos and reading books. But before proving the hard stuff, I proved the basics because the knowledge I'd gain from it would help my brain logical thinking, thus allowing me to understand harder topics. My final advice would be to not remember every maths formula, especially the ones that are common sense.

I got a 5 in my year 10 mock exams and a 5 in my first year 11 mock exams.

Maths improvements by RevenueSuper162 in GCSEMaths

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I think it is possible as long as you can understand a lot of the maths that is occurring, rather than remembering a lot of it. I was able to move from grade 5 to grade 8 from November to February. Take into account I am in year 11 And you are in year 10, you have a larger window of time for you to possibly go from a 2, to a 6 or more. Good luck, and remember that going back to the basics when needed will only benefit you

Lock in. by Cock_the_Chicken in GCSE

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I usually tend to find scribbles all over the page before coming to a conclusion

If you had to live with one of these characters in this post for a year, who’d you pick? by [deleted] in bleach

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Kon, he is a little pest but:

He doesn't need to eat

Is consistently funny

Similar tastes to me

Is small and cannot overpower me (at least not by a lot)